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One of my favorites. However, I miss the last 3-4 minutes of the ride that's just gone. They had a beautiful city scape and these squiggly red, green, and blue lines that were cool.
Excited to see the updates in the future, but kinda bummed about the new score promised to replace the current one-Spaceship Earth has always had one of my favorite music scores in Disney. Thanks for this!
This is Spaceship Earth control. On behalf of Siemens, welcome aboard! On the map in front of you, please show us where you’re from while we input your time-travel coordinates. Now locate the monitor overhead to the right. Make sure your face is clearly visible, and wait for the flash. Good! Sending photo to the future. All systems are go. Linking you now to your guide. Like a grand and miraculous spaceship, our planet has sailed through the universe of time; and for a brief moment we have been among it’s passengers. But where are we going? And what kind of future will we discover there? Surprisingly, the answers lie in our past. Since the dawn of recorded history, we’ve been inventing the future one step at a time. So let’s travel back in time together. I’ll show you how our ancestors created the world we know today, and then it will be your turn to create the world of tomorrow. Here, in this hostile world, is where our story begins. We are alone, struggling to survive until we learn to communicate with one another. Now we can hunt as a team and survive together. It takes 15,000 years to come up with the next bright idea: recording our knowledge on cave walls. There was only one small problem, when we moved, the recorded knowledge stayed behind. Now, let’s move ahead to ancient Egypt, because something is about to happen here that will change the future forever. This unknown Egyptian pounding reeds flat is inventing papyrus-a sort of paper. Papyrus, in turn, creates better record keeping of plans, designs, and unfortunately taxes. But it also brings with it the dawn of great civilizations. At this point, each civilization has its own form of writing, which none of the others can understand. But the Phoenicians, who trade with all of them, have a solution. They create a simple, common alphabet, adaptable to most languages. Remember how easy it was to learn your ABC’s? Thank the Phoenicians-they invented them. The ancient Greeks were great inventors of the future. First, they established public schools, and then begin teaching an intriguing new subject called mathematics. And with math comes mechanical technology and the birth of a high-tech life we enjoy today. With lessons learned from the Greeks, the Romans create a powerful empire. To move their armies around, they build a system of roads all over the known world. Rome built the first “world wide web,” and it’s leading us into the future. But then we hit a roadblock-Rome falls, and the great Library of Alexandria in Egypt is burned. Much of our learning is destroyed-lost forever… or so we think. It turns out there are copies of some of these books in the libraries of the Middle East, being watched over by Arab and Jewish scholars. Call it the first backup system. The books are saved, and with them our dreams of the future. In the meantime, here in Europe, monks toil endlessly, recording books by hand-but that is about to change. In 1450, Gutenberg invents the movable type printing press. Now knowledge can travel as fast as these new books… and travel they do. Books make it easier to invent the future in every field, and the result is an incredible explosion of innovation that we call the Renaissance. Hallelujah! Hallelujah! Hallelujah, etc. Books, it seems, were just the beginning. Now communication technology races headlong into the future, and soon people all over the world are sharing life’s most important moments faster than ever before. Extra! Extra! Read all about it! Lee surrenders at Appomattox! Civil War is over! Extra! Extra! I’m sorry, that line is busy. One moment please. One moment, I’ll transfer you. And today, we received word that Amelia Earhart has landed safe and sound in Wales. Today, July 19th, 1948, will forever be known as the day that she flew across the Atlantic and into the hearts of people around the world. Amelia Earhart has gone where no other woman has gone before! By now, we’re all communicating from anywhere on Earth-and in 1969, from somewhere else. It’s one small step for man; one giant leap for mankind. To send a man to the moon, we had to invent a new language, spoken not by man, but by computers-at first very large, very expensive computers-but we see the potential. What if everyone could have one of these amazing machines in their own house? There’s just one problem: they’re as big as a house. The solution comes in, of all places, a garage in California. Young people with a passion for shaping the future put the power of the computer in everyone’s hands. Together, we form a super network that goes with billions of interactions, and once again we stand on the brink of a new Renaissance. After 30,000 years of time travel, here we are-a truly global community, poised to shape the future of this, our Spaceship Earth. Please remain seated. Your Time Machine will be rotating backward for your return to Earth. In preparation for your return to Earth, your Time Machine will be rotating backward. Please remain seated. For the first time in history, all of us can have a say about the kind of world we want to live in. The choices we have made for the past 30,000 years have been inventing the future one day at a time. And now, it’s your turn. Let’s have some fun creating the future, shall we? On your computer screen, answer a few questions for us. Then, we’ll show you a new world, custom made just for you. Ready? Well done! Now along with your answers let’s add in some amazing new technology that we happen to know about. And now, I believe your future is just about ready. Let’s take a look, shall we? Welcome to the future! Or should I say your future! ...The end. Or should I say “the beginning”… of your future! So here’s to the next 30,000 years on Spaceship Earth. While no one knows for sure what we’ll see or do, I do know it will be quite an adventure-an adventure that we’ll take and make together. See you in the future! Welcome back, time travelers. Now, Siemens invites you to visit Project Tomorrow-an exciting world of new ideas and innovations, made possible by Siemens’ ingenuity. Your vehicle doors will open automatically. Please keep your hands away from the doors, and step carefully onto the moving platform.
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Do enjoy this ride, hopefully updated version will do justice to this ride. Thanks for video
Dennis i hope so too! This ride has been my favorite for years. Thanks for watching 😃
One of my favorites. However, I miss the last 3-4 minutes of the ride that's just gone. They had a beautiful city scape and these squiggly red, green, and blue lines that were cool.
My absolute favorite ride in EPCOT!!! What a great video!!!!
LeeAnn Scherbik same here! Thank you 😃
My favorite attraction at Epcot. Excited for the updates coming to this ride. Thanks for this!☺
Andrew Hughes same here! It has been my favorite for a long time. Thanks for watching 😃
My favorite ride at Epcot! Amazing clarity, thank you for sharing :)
Angela same here! Thanks for watching😃
Such a great journey through time! One of my favorites. A beautiful way to start your day at Epcot, thanks for another wonderful video.
Dave stateside i agree! Thanks for watching 😃
Great ride, love Spaceship Earth. Thank you!
Marcel Harbers same here! No problem Marcel😃
Excited to see the updates in the future, but kinda bummed about the new score promised to replace the current one-Spaceship Earth has always had one of my favorite music scores in Disney. Thanks for this!
Miranda Stern i know right! I wish they would at least keep the score :/ Thanks for watching!
“After 30,000 years of time travel, here we are-a truly global community, poised to shape the future of this, our Spaceship Earth.”
Jack Peterson never gets old hearing Judi Dench say that!
I can smell this video
With the new updates, I hope they keep the voiceover and if they replace it, they better do the old version justice.
Ryan Mullin same here! i have always loved the Judi Dench version the most
That normally do that ride when there is no line or when we have a Fastpass that can wait!
Great video of a great ride!!
My idea was the same as yours!!! Literally everything
Quality of the video is excellent! What type of camera did you use?
Great video! Why didn't your face show up at the end during the interactive future part on the screen? I thought everyone had that.
Jedidiah Prillaman thank you Jedidiah! I had my eye in the viewfinder of the camera so my face was blocked
This is Spaceship Earth control. On behalf of Siemens, welcome aboard! On the map in front of you, please show us where you’re from while we input your time-travel coordinates. Now locate the monitor overhead to the right. Make sure your face is clearly visible, and wait for the flash. Good! Sending photo to the future. All systems are go. Linking you now to your guide.
Like a grand and miraculous spaceship, our planet has sailed through the universe of time; and for a brief moment we have been among it’s passengers. But where are we going? And what kind of future will we discover there? Surprisingly, the answers lie in our past. Since the dawn of recorded history, we’ve been inventing the future one step at a time. So let’s travel back in time together. I’ll show you how our ancestors created the world we know today, and then it will be your turn to create the world of tomorrow.
Here, in this hostile world, is where our story begins. We are alone, struggling to survive until we learn to communicate with one another. Now we can hunt as a team and survive together.
It takes 15,000 years to come up with the next bright idea: recording our knowledge on cave walls. There was only one small problem, when we moved, the recorded knowledge stayed behind.
Now, let’s move ahead to ancient Egypt, because something is about to happen here that will change the future forever. This unknown Egyptian pounding reeds flat is inventing papyrus-a sort of paper. Papyrus, in turn, creates better record keeping of plans, designs, and unfortunately taxes. But it also brings with it the dawn of great civilizations.
At this point, each civilization has its own form of writing, which none of the others can understand. But the Phoenicians, who trade with all of them, have a solution. They create a simple, common alphabet, adaptable to most languages. Remember how easy it was to learn your ABC’s? Thank the Phoenicians-they invented them.
The ancient Greeks were great inventors of the future. First, they established public schools, and then begin teaching an intriguing new subject called mathematics. And with math comes mechanical technology and the birth of a high-tech life we enjoy today.
With lessons learned from the Greeks, the Romans create a powerful empire. To move their armies around, they build a system of roads all over the known world. Rome built the first “world wide web,” and it’s leading us into the future.
But then we hit a roadblock-Rome falls, and the great Library of Alexandria in Egypt is burned. Much of our learning is destroyed-lost forever… or so we think.
It turns out there are copies of some of these books in the libraries of the Middle East, being watched over by Arab and Jewish scholars. Call it the first backup system. The books are saved, and with them our dreams of the future.
In the meantime, here in Europe, monks toil endlessly, recording books by hand-but that is about to change.
In 1450, Gutenberg invents the movable type printing press. Now knowledge can travel as fast as these new books… and travel they do.
Books make it easier to invent the future in every field, and the result is an incredible explosion of innovation that we call the Renaissance.
Hallelujah! Hallelujah! Hallelujah, etc.
Books, it seems, were just the beginning. Now communication technology races headlong into the future, and soon people all over the world are sharing life’s most important moments faster than ever before.
Extra! Extra! Read all about it! Lee surrenders at Appomattox! Civil War is over! Extra! Extra!
I’m sorry, that line is busy. One moment please. One moment, I’ll transfer you.
And today, we received word that Amelia Earhart has landed safe and sound in Wales. Today, July 19th, 1948, will forever be known as the day that she flew across the Atlantic and into the hearts of people around the world. Amelia Earhart has gone where no other woman has gone before!
By now, we’re all communicating from anywhere on Earth-and in 1969, from somewhere else.
It’s one small step for man; one giant leap for mankind.
To send a man to the moon, we had to invent a new language, spoken not by man, but by computers-at first very large, very expensive computers-but we see the potential.
What if everyone could have one of these amazing machines in their own house? There’s just one problem: they’re as big as a house. The solution comes in, of all places, a garage in California. Young people with a passion for shaping the future put the power of the computer in everyone’s hands. Together, we form a super network that goes with billions of interactions, and once again we stand on the brink of a new Renaissance.
After 30,000 years of time travel, here we are-a truly global community, poised to shape the future of this, our Spaceship Earth.
Please remain seated. Your Time Machine will be rotating backward for your return to Earth. In preparation for your return to Earth, your Time Machine will be rotating backward. Please remain seated.
For the first time in history, all of us can have a say about the kind of world we want to live in. The choices we have made for the past 30,000 years have been inventing the future one day at a time. And now, it’s your turn.
Let’s have some fun creating the future, shall we? On your computer screen, answer a few questions for us. Then, we’ll show you a new world, custom made just for you. Ready?
Well done! Now along with your answers let’s add in some amazing new technology that we happen to know about.
And now, I believe your future is just about ready. Let’s take a look, shall we?
Welcome to the future! Or should I say your future! ...The end. Or should I say “the beginning”… of your future!
So here’s to the next 30,000 years on Spaceship Earth. While no one knows for sure what we’ll see or do, I do know it will be quite an adventure-an adventure that we’ll take and make together. See you in the future!
Welcome back, time travelers. Now, Siemens invites you to visit Project Tomorrow-an exciting world of new ideas and innovations, made possible by Siemens’ ingenuity.
Your vehicle doors will open automatically. Please keep your hands away from the doors, and step carefully onto the moving platform.
I just got back from Disney yesterday
Bryan Kerrigan that’s awesome! 😃
6:42 I see you John
and Patricia i think (carousel of progress)
I got an anxiety attack in this ride last year😀
What camera?
The ride back down just doesn't seem to be the same without the "Tomorrow's Child" song, but maybe that's just me!
Richard Smith such a great song!
Thanks a Lot !
Bernardo Uribe Posada no problem! 😃
Too much background noise to understand what is being said ,, Other than that , Great ! ! !
Why did they change the voice! NOOOOOOO!
Where did Judy Dench go !!!!
I don't like the new interactive aspects that have been added.
DiabloSandwich59 I understand! That was added in 2008 i think but they will be removing it soon
@@4KWDW they are?!
Jedidiah Prillaman yes they are unfortunately. The ride will undergo a major refurbishment soon and that is one thing that will be removed